SOCIETY

The pilot of the Transavia Airlines flight decided to make the unscheduled stop in Vienna after a fight broke out in mid-air.

A Twitter user pretending to be a rising tennis star managed to prank the BBC, Serena Williams and Martina Navratilova.

A funeral home is forced to pay £5.7m ($8 million) compensation after losing a woman's body and then blaming the woman's ex-boyfriend and an employee who was "into Satan".

Bailey Gibson, who is selling her virginity at Bunny Ranch in Los Vegas, claims she has documents signed by a doctor to prove her virginity.

Center Parcs joins the South Bank Centre in withdrawing ads from the Daily Mail in response to a column about Tom Daley.

The popular southern fried chicken chain KFC has been forced to close several branches including some in Exeter, Newcastle, Suffolk, Surrey and Berkshire.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that she was curious to find out what the UK's Brexit plans are as Theresa May suggests the country wants an entirely new kind of deal.

A viral video shows the moment one cyclist probably wishes he had been more alert as he catapults straight into a fence.

PR agency Impulsa Comunicación said the role needed a "man who could handle the pace of working with big companies".

YouTuber Isabelly Cristine Santos, 14, has been left brain-dead from her injuries according to police, with some reports claiming she has since died in hospital.

Six Turkish journalists have received life sentences for their alleged involvement in the failed July 2016 coup to remove President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

A man has been pulled from a drain after claiming he spent three days wandering round the sewers looking for an exit after falling down a manhole.

The business, Date A Doll, advertised alone-time with its one 'employee', Faith, for £70 ($100) per hour, according to a Craigslist advert.

People burn incense at temples to pray for good health and fortune and flock to temple fairs to watch dragon dances and Chinese opera.

A visiting Myanmar minister said his country is "ready" to accept the ethnic Rohingya Muslims who had fled Rakhine state.

A new report claims that the US is wasting billions of dollars upgrading nuclear bombs based in Europe that are no longer an effective deterrent and could be a security liability.

The notorious "Croydon Cat Killer" is being hunted down by a team of 15 Metropolitan Police officers.

The 28-year-old, Puneet Kaur, was riding as a passenger in the go-kart when her husband heard her screaming.

Figures from the Institute for Fiscal Studies show young middle earners are struggling to get on the property ladder.

This is a marked shift from the kingdom's ultra-conservative views taking place under powerful crown prince.

Inspired by the Oscar-nominated film Three Billboards, Justice4Grenfell has displayed powerful signs around London.

Royal Navy Commander Justin Codd faced a court martial in Portsmouth over his role in a £2.1m prang of the nuclear submarine HMS Ambush.

31 dog food varieties have been recalled in the US after an investigation found them positive for the drug pentobarbital that's usually used to euthanize pets.

Baby born in one of England's richest areas will live 8.4 years longer than child born in poor neighbourhood, study into life expectancy by Longevity Science Panel (LSP) reveals.

National Express has launched an investigation after footage emerged of one of its drivers attempting to drag a screaming woman off his coach.

Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has said a probe was required to find out if there was "excessive profit-making by those who make Freddos".

Amazon can't figure out who is behind the mystery packages.

An Australian commentator got into hot water when she said that the Chinese skiers "all look the same". The channel later clarified that she was talking about the athletes' style.

Labour's shadow Northern Ireland secretary Owen Smith has said that Theresa May should force the devolved government to accept same-sex marriage if power-sharing talks fail.